What
do we do? We develop advanced methods for fMRI data
acquisition and analysis. That
is, to elucidate the functional properties and
organization
of the human brain, we exploit deoxyhemoglobin as an endogenous
susceptibility
contrast agent to empower magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to report on
local hemodynamic changes concomitant to neuronal activation. So
we work with our cherished collaborators to develop and apply
exploratory
data analysis methods for MRI, to further develop the biophysics of
MRI,
and to apply MRI to questions about the human brain. And
we
drink coffee.